Nurses of Passchendaele Retired Poppies and swagger through the streets

and swagger through the streets of Cairo

from Native American women to African American suffragists like Ida B

and resolution with Winston Churchill

This subterranean world is an ambiguous environment filled with material culture that objectifies the scope and depth of human interaction with the diverse conflict landscapes of modern war

Michael Lemish has collected true stories and rare photographs that reflect the strong bonds that have formed between war dogs and their masters as they worked together in dangerous situations

Nurses of Passchendaele Retired Poppies and swagger through the streetsDescription by Christine E. Hallett Paperback The Ypres Salient saw some of the bitterest fighting of the First World War. The once fertile fields of Flanders were turned into a quagmire through which men fought for four years. In casualty clearing stations, on ambulance trains and barges, and at base hospitals near the French and Belgian coasts, nurses of many nations cared for these traumatized and damaged men. Drawing on letters, diaries and